Banking Fundamentals - Online Course

Gain key insights into banking, finance, and regulation with our engaging Banking Fundamentals course.

The world of banking isn’t just about suits and spreadsheets—it’s a vast and dynamic field where money meets meaning. Our Banking Fundamentals – Online Course brings you face-to-face with the core principles of modern banking without needing to queue at any counter. From demystifying financial statements to decoding regulations, this course helps you understand how banks operate, make decisions, and manage financial risks—all while you're comfortably logged in.

Whether you’re aiming to shift your career gears or simply looking to stop nodding blankly during financial conversations, this course keeps things clear, digestible and far from dull. With modules covering everything from accounting to working capital, it's like having a friendly banker explain the ropes—minus the suit, the jargon, and the overdraft fees.

Learning Outcomes:

• Understand the core principles of modern banking systems.
• Recognise different types of banks and their key functions.
• Interpret basic accounting and financial statements clearly.
• Explore the significance of capital and financial analysis.
• Identify various banking regulations and their impact.
• Examine risk factors and management in financial institutions.

Curriculum of Banking Fundamentals – Online Course:

Module 1 – Introduction to Banking
Module 2 – Introduction to Accounting
Module 3 – Introduction to Financial Statements
Module 4 – Understanding Working Capital
Module 5 – Financial Analysis
Module 6 – Types of Banks
Module 7 – Banking Regulation
Module 8 – Bank Risk and Management

Who is this Course For:

• Individuals interested in entering the banking sector.
• New hires in financial departments wanting deeper understanding.
• Business students looking to explore banking basics.
• Entrepreneurs aiming to handle finance confidently.
• Professionals considering roles in finance or banking.
• Anyone curious about how banks really operate.
• Jobseekers aiming to strengthen their finance-related CV.
• Career changers exploring finance and banking careers.

Career Path:

• Bank Clerk – Average Salary: £22,000 per year
• Financial Analyst – Average Salary: £40,000 per year
• Banking Assistant – Average Salary: £24,000 per year
• Credit Analyst – Average Salary: £38,000 per year
• Risk Officer – Average Salary: £42,000 per year
• Compliance Officer – Average Salary: £45,000 per year